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PCI DSS v4.0.1 requires online stores to perform PCI website scan

As a PSP or online store, according to the latest PCI DSS v4.0.1 standard, you must be able to prove that scripts in your shopping cart that are also loaded in customers' browsers were intentionally inserted by you and not unauthorizedly modified by “third parties. As of March 31, 2025, these security requirements are mandatory. A periodic website scan provided with PCI reporting will help you meet this obligation. Time to take action!

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Why conduct regular security scans?

Today, website security is crucial for any business operating online. One of the most effective ways to keep your website secure is to perform periodic security scans. These scans offer numerous benefits, from proactive website security to increasing customer trust. Here we discuss the main reasons why regular security scans are essential for your business.

Responsibility for cybersecurity really lies with the entrepreneur

As an entrepreneur or director of an organization, the responsibility for the security of the website lies with you. At a time when digital threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated, ensuring online security is essential. And that is a responsibility that you cannot simply ignore.

View scan results at basic or expert level

To strengthen trust when your customer wants to place an order, Trust Guard now has a check-out banner available. Thanks to this banner, customers can immediately see that they can safely make an online purchase.

Gaining customer trust through a check-out banner

To strengthen trust when your customer wants to place an order, Trust Guard now has a check-out banner available. Thanks to this banner, customers can immediately see that they can safely make an online purchase.

SSL management made easy

One of the first requirements against cybercriminals is the purchase of an SSL certificate for your website. Surfing without HTTPS in the domain name is not a good practice! With the Trust Guard Vulnerability Scan, you can now view and manage the status of your SSL certificates.

Security awareness: the importance of good information policy

The moment hackers at your organisation make off with privacy-sensitive data, the consequences are your responsibility - including legal ones. Yet cybersecurity within companies is still not as self-evident as a decent lock on the front door. And that while this topic deserves just as much attention.

Deadline for Code of Conduct on Access Security for Hospitals is rapidly approaching!

As more and more patient data is stored in digital files, secure access to this data is a real necessity. Not only to protect against cybercriminals, but also to ensure that only the right staff members have access to the files. That is why hospitals are obliged to carry out an audit to test the security. Trust Guard helps you to prepare and carry out this audit.

Trust Guard: More Trust is more Sales

If you run an online shop, you want your customers to be able to rely on you. That they can trust you with their data, knowing that the security is in order. In this blog, we will tell you all about the Trust Guard trustmark: good for your customers, good for your credibility.

Webshop security: your responsibility

Retailers with a physical shop have locks on the door, a decent alarm system, fire extinguishers, good insurance and so on. Online, on the other hand, there is hardly any investment in good security. That is a double standard. Online, however, there is also danger. In fact, online you may be an even bigger potential target. Investing in proper security is crucial. You are even legally obliged to secure your website or webshop adequately.